Huskers lose to #1 Penn State, fans break attendance record
6,736 fans filled the Devaney Center Friday night, marking the largest home crowd in program history. The crowd roared when Jacob Van Dee, a Pennsylvania native, won at 133 pounds with a 13-7 decision. Reigning Big Ten champion Ridge Lovett was also victorious for the Huskers, but Penn State won the dual, 31-7.
Record crowd watches Nebraska wrestling fall to No. 1 Penn State
Penn State left with a narrow victory the last time it faced Nebraska wrestling in the Bob Devaney Sports Center. On Friday, the No. 1 Nittany Lions pounced the No. 6 Huskers 31-7 in dominant fashion in front of a record crowd of 6,
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